3 ms·In this case the title is misleading so the policy still appliesby croemer 1y agoIn this case the title is misleading so the policy still applieslurk2 1y agoI had always read misleading to mean deceptive. That’s embarrassing.taneq 1y agoIt's often used that way. I'd define 'misleading' as 'easier to interpret incorrectly than correctly', and 'deceptive' as 'intentionally misleading'.